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Photo Supplement to Searching for Broede and Stucky Roots by Duane Stucky
Photos are included from the trip to Germany, Switzerland and France that supplements the Searching for Broede and Stucky Roots by Duane Stucky, published 2004.
The Stuckey
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European Ancestry of the Stucky/Stuckey Families of North Central Ohio
This book gives the European ancestry of the various Stucky and Stuckey families in who immigrated to Crawford, Seneca and Wyandot Counties in the mid-nineteenth century. It is a companion book to a book entitle "An Analysis of Stucky Genealogical History from Church and Civil Records for Bavaria in the 18th and 19th Centuries by Duane Stucky.
An Analysis of the Stucky Genealogical History from Church and Civil Records for Bavaria in the 18th and Early 19th Centuries
Stucky families of Kleinbundenbach, Germany and Därstetten, Switzerland.
The Stuckey/Stucki/stucky Familly
The ancestry of a Stuckey/Stucky family in Ohio is given. The ancestry is traced to Bavaria in the 18th and 19th centuries and earlier in Switzerland where the spelling of the surname is Stucky. The earliest ancestor was born in 1525 in Switzerland.
The Broede Family
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An Analysis of the Stucky Genealogical History from Church and Civil Records for Bavaria in the 18th and Early 19th Centuries
Church and Civil records available for Bavaria in the 18th and early 19th centuries are examined to build a European genealogy tree for the Stuckey/Stucky families of Crawford, Seneca, and Wyandot Counties, Ohio.
Son of Southern Illinois
"This first biography of Glenn Poshard traces the life of a young man who rose from rural poverty in Southern Illinois to become a United States congressman and president of the Southern Illinois University system. This profound portrait unveils a life and career dedicated to making higher education affordable and improving the quality of life for the community of Southern Illinois"--
